with two people being stabbed. sharon chin reports. >> reporter: police say it started with a big fight on larkin and o'farrell and a couple with stabbed. five to ten people were involved at 3:30 a.m. they don't know the cause. a man was stabbed in the face and shoulders, a woman stabbed in the stomach. the couple went down the block to a market. the store clerk said that he gave them napkins to stop the bleeding before paramedics arrived to take them to the hospital. police say they are looking into finding more witnesses to step forward to help in the investigation because many of them ran off when police got to the scene so so far officers say that they are looking for more than one suspect. but they don't have suspect description. they also don't have any description of any getaway car. that's where they are at this point at the tenderloin police

substation. frank? >> sharon chin live in san francisco, thank you. this morning, native americans are still trying to block development on what they say is sacred land in vallejo. they could have been ticketed or even arrested for spending four nights at glen cove waterfront park. but late last night, they won a small victory. they won't be arrested. they have to take down their tents because there is a strict no camping policy at glen cove but the indians are determined to stay at the park until the district agrees to keep the land as is. >> this is where our ancestors are buried. they rest in peace and they want to disturb that peace and we can't allow that as indigenous people of this country. >> we will be here until the situation is revolved. >> that could take months. >> we will be here until the situation is resolved. >> they still plan to construct a parking lot and restroom.

santa cruz police investigating if drugs or alcohol played a role in a deadly fall. police say a 22-year-old fremont man got too close to the cliffside along westcliffe drive last night and plunged 25 feet onto a rock ledge and died. he was with two friends at the time. they were not hurt. neighbors say it is a dangerous area. the name of the victim hasn't been released yet. and doctors plan to keep injured giants fan bryan stow under sedation for another week. his medication was originally lowered last friday in the hopes he would be brought out of his medically-induced coma but he then began to have seizures and they resumed sedation. one positive sign, the family says he is showing signs of brain activity. new this morning there is a good chance caltrain will keep stations open and the trains running. board members hinted they have a plan to keep the transit alive for another year although passengers may have to pay

more. "mercury news" reports details of the plan have not been released but it could be approved as early as thursday during a special meeting. today thousands of bay area job hunters might be served some mighty good news. kiet do shows us who is hiring. >> reporter: we're live here at the mcdonald's on curtner and monterey highway and they are getting ready to open right now. this is a big day for the mcdonald's corporation and a lot of experts say it's a big day for our economy as well and that's because it is mcdonald's national hiring day. they are looking to hire thousands of people, everyone from part time to full time positions entry level positions also all the way up to managers, as well. now, last year in northern california they were looking for 900 new hires but this year, it has more than doubled. this time they are looking to hire more than 2,000 people in the area. nationwide the target is 50,000 people and the job growth is

encouraging according to economists. this manager says in his 14 stores he looking to hire 50 people compared to 30 last year. so again this could be a very good sign for our economy. if you are looking for a job, you can go to mcdonalds.com/careers. coming up in the next half hour we are talk to the owner of this store and find out who they're looking for. an evolving story this morning. we'll have more for you throughout the morning. >> thank you, kiet do in san jose. a lot of people still talking about a coincidence. a small quake instruct peninsula on the 105 -- struck the peninsula on the 105th anniversary of the 1906 quake. it was near san francisco and pacifica. it measured 3-point 4. the usgs

has been monitoring a few aftershocks. >> i got text messages from friends in boston. i had no idea until i turned on the news last night. crazy. 5:05. drizzle now. will the sun come out? we'll start with kristy seifkin. >> the sun will come out. you have to wait a little bit. it's a little cloudy this morning. you can see that we are in the clear right now although we do have another weak system that is sitting over the ocean right now and will hit us as early as wednesday, tomorrow, although it's going to be light rain similar to yesterday. so keep the umbrella handy wednesday afternoon through thursday morning. right now mild temperatures because of the cloud cover. 54 san francisco. 55 san rafael. 56 in vallejo. 57 in concord and fremont. a little warmer in san jose at 58. highs for today similar to yesterday although warmer in some of the inland spots. we are going to see 70 for

concord, 67 for livermore and for fremont. cooler around the bay shores and the coast. you may see some lingering fog there. 62 for the city, 58 for pacifica. and 62 is the high for san rafael. here's a look at your extended forecast. we are going to see those mostly sunny skies inland this afternoon. partly sunny skies around the bay and coast and then wednesday that's when we see that weak system move in bringing us showers wednesday afternoon through thursday. friday looking good with some partly cloudy skies. saturday mostly cloudy, sunday and monday nice highs in the 70s. that's your weather. here's elizabeth with your traffic. >> dublin accident in lanes involving a pickup truck. altamont pass drive time great 14 minutes from the altamont pass towards dublin interchange. couple earlier accidents everything now cleared. a lot of our roadwork is wrapped up, as well. most of that roadwork wrapped up by 5:00. so we'll do a bridge check. here's live look at the benicia

bridge. southbound 680 looks great heading into martinez. same thing for marin county. live look at the golden gate bridge. foggy commute from marin through the waldo grade as kristy has been talking about. in the south bay everything is looking great in the south bay. top speeds. you will notice some of our traffic sensors showing people going slightly above the speed limit. these are live traffic sensors so they are constantly updating. here's a live look at the very light traffic right now out of downtown san jose in those northbound lanes of 280. coming up a check of mass transit. but in the meantime, back to you. >> thank you. 5:07. president barack obama has a busy tuesday. he starts off by hosting an easter prayer breakfast at the white house. in the afternoon, he will host a meeting on immigration reform. it's expected to include a broad group of, business, law enforcement and political leaders. the meeting follows criticism by advocates who say the president hasn't focused enough

on the issue. and president obama will be in the bay area tomorrow. he is hosting a town hall style event via facebook at his company's headquarters in palo alto. the event will be streamed live online. it starts at 1:45. the main topic jobs and the economy. after that the president will attend a fundraiser in san francisco for $36,000 per person. giving the ipad a run for its money. the latest player in the tablet wars hitting stores today. >> plus, public safety going private. why a bay area city may use a company based 3,000 miles away to fight a fire. >> picking up the pieces. the new storms threatening the southeast as tornado-ravaged neighbors begin to clean up. you're smiling. and when they're laughing... you're laughing.

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in one peninsula city are concerned about their cloudy start to the morning but we have sunshine in store later on. you can see these highs that we are going to see will be in the 60s and even squeezing out some low 70s. mountain view topping out at 67 today. 68 for milpitas and for san jose. 70 for cupertino. >> sounds great, kristy. thanks much. it is 5:11 on your tuesday. some people in one peninsula city are concerned about the public safety going into private hands. cities of san carlos and belmont both share a fire department but san carlos feels it's paying a little too much. it's notified belmont it intends to ends that relationship come october. last night san carlos discussed contracting the city's fire response to a security firm now based in florida. >> i don't want a constant stream of rookie firefighters protecting my families from the emergency that is exist.

>> as a profit entity, they put profit before safety. we wouldn't have survived 50 years in the private sector if that was true. >> the proposal could save san carlos $2 million in the first year. the city plans to make a final decision next week. today bart will swear in three deputy police chiefs to replace two commanders. the new jobs are not unionized as in the past. the change is intended to streamline management structure and give bart police chief kenton rainy a stronger hand in running the department. consultants recommended the shift after the fatal shooting of an unarmed passenger, oscar grant. and medical marijuana dispensaries will be up for debate at tonight's san jose city council meeting. the council tentatively approved zoning for the clubs to commercial areas and industrial areas. still to be determined how many dispensaries to be allowed. right now they are up to 125 in the city. some councilmembers want to limit the number to 10. it is 5:12.

the devastation i stunning. a deadly swarm of twisters and new threats in the south. at least he was aware. the distraction that got yet another air traffic controller suspended coming up. >> all right. traffic flows great right now through walnut creek. here is a live look near the 24/680 interchange. we have problems though in dublin. we'll have more details on that after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

police are asking witnesses to come forward.. after a violent street fight in the tenderloin in the headlines, police are asking witnesses to come forward after a street fight in the tenderloin this morning. a man was stabbed in the face, his girlfriend stabbed in the stomach. both were rushed to the hospital. police say they are looking for multiple suspects. in japan, a key step to stabilize the crippled nuclear power plant now under way this morning. workers are pumping 25,000 tons of radioactive water from the basement of one reactor's turbine building. the water is being moved to a makeshift storage air area to allow access to restore cooling systems knocked out in last month's tsunami. several states bracing for another possible tornado outbreak. forecasters predict rain, hail and twisters and parts of the mississippi and ohio valleys. several southern states cleaning up from the worst series of twisters in decades.

a beautiful day in store in the bay area. we're between systems. you will enjoy a little bit of sunshine today. this morning it's a mild start. we are seeing temperatures only in the 50s so not too cold and a little bit of fog and drizzle out there along the coastline. as we make our way into the afternoon, that's where we are going to see a nice warmup especially in the inland spots. seeing some temperatures actually flirting with the 70s along the bay and coast seeing some nice weather in the 60s as well although we may see that fog holding tight so cooler there. satellite showing us that we are dry today and that's because of this area of high pressure that's temporarily built in. behind it an area of low pressure will bring us showers starting as early as wednesday afternoon and through thursday morning. so you will need to grab the umbrella not quite yet though. here's a look at your highs neighborhood by neighborhood. 67 for los altos and redwood city. 68 palo alto. union city at 65. 68 in milpitas. over in the east bay a little cooler along the bay shores. 64 for berkeley, warmer in

walnut creek at 60. 67 for dublin and livermore. 70 for brentwood, antioch and pittsburg. 67 stinson beach. fairfield we are looking at a high of 68. 69 for napa. beautiful weather as we make our way into the afternoon today. but then we have another weak system making its way into the forecast starting wednesday afternoon, showers through thursday morning then friday we are seeing mostly sunny conditions. saturday though a little more cloud cover but sunday and monday shaping up nicely with highs in the low 70s and mostly sunny skies. traffic with elizabeth. enjoy today while it lasts. we are dry for the start of the morning commute. we are still trying to figure out if this is completely cleared from lanes. it's in dublin, northbound 680 just past the 580 interchange. there was an accident involving a big rig. no slowing or delays but even

if one lane is blocked, watch out for that one problem spot. westbound 580 great from pleasanton towards the dublin interchange, 14 minutes. the only thing we are dealing with across the golden gate bridge is fog but traffic still very, very light in those southbound lanes of 101 as you head towards the toll plaza cruising into san francisco. towards the san mateo bridge one of our traffic sensors there picking up speeds around 65 miles per hour towards the toll plaza. here's a live look at conditions across the san mateo bridge. great towards foster city and the peninsula. silicon valley commute no problems westbound, no congestion right now. 101 near third street quick trip past hospital curving. another camera on 101 near hills day in san mateo where

everything is a quick trip in either direction. you can see all those cars there heading into the city, into san francisco. remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. you can find them on the fm dial if you still have a dial. that's your traffic. back to you. >> still have dials out there. a few people do. thank you. it's 5:20 now. the proposed 49ers stadium in the south bay is back on the line-up for the lawmakers. today the santa clara council will discuss finding the -- funding, rather, funding the stadium with tax allocation bonds. the first $25 million would be used for the bayshore north redevelopment project and leftover money would be used for the stadium project. it would have happened anyway, that's what pg&e is saying about the inaccurate records and the pipeline explosion in san bruno. the ntsb says the explosion happened at an incomplete weld

on a pipe seam. and pg&e's records show the pipe did not even have a seam in the first place. but now pg&e tells state regulators the type of weld that ruptured does not have a record of failing. so even with better records the company still would have tested for corrosion and not flawed welds. another air traffic controller has been suspended. not for falling asleep on the job this time but for watching a movie. investigators say the air traffic controller in cleveland accidentally turned on his microphone, so for more than three minutes the movie sound traffic was transmitted over the radio. he became aware of the problem when contacted by the pilot of a military plane. his manager has also been suspended. >> can you imagine being in the plane hearing some sound track from a movie? >> that's a costly mistake. >> hello, busy place, too. the ipad getting some competition today. what the latest player in the tablet wars has to offer. >> we would admit more

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spike in out-of-state students for next year's freshman class. it all comes down to cold hard it's getting tougher to get into the university of southern california for california students. the out of state students next year are up by 20% next year because of money. berkeley is turning to out of state students to help pay the bills because of a cut in state funding. >> i think it's around 52,000 for out of state. >> we would admit for this california students if we had state funding. >> out of state students pay about $23,000 more than in state students every year. tonight san jose school officials will hold the first of three public meetings on potential budget cuts there. it happened at the bret harte middle school from 7 p.m. 2:08 p.m. tonight. the san jose unified school district is seeking input about the dates for teacher furlough days. the district is also trying to plan ahead in the face of uncertainty with the state budget. two other public meetings will happen sometime next week. well, the tablet computer market is getting a little more

crowded. >> that's right. blackberry's newest device hitting store shelves today. the playbook has a 7" touchscreen front and rear cameras and can connect to a phone. it might be the strongest competitor yet to a.m.'s ipad. it sells for about the same price as well with the cheapest version costing about $500. >> i think the laptop is going to go out of business. >> you can do everything with those things now. it is 5:26. a major police crackdown in a bay area neighborhood. the problem, getting out of hand. >> plus an accused killer laughing about a murder. the video jurors will see today in the chauncey bailey trial. two people injured in an early-morning stabbing in san francisco this morning. what police are looking for coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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yeah, we are seeing a little bit of drizzle and fog out there but things are looking good for this afternoon. our highs as you can see are going to be in the 60s and even a 70. san francisco 62. 65 for oakland. 68 in san jose. 70 in concord. and we are going to see mostly sunny skies inland. i'll have a full look at the forecast in a bit. let's go to elizabeth and see how traffic is going. >> we don't have any big hot spots out there now but we are dealing with fog. here's a live look at conditions across the golden gate bridge. we are getting that weird halo effect from the street lamps because of the fog but traffic is light including at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll take a check of mass transit plus we do have a little bit of ongoing roadwork out there so we'll look at that as well. in the meantime, back to you. >> thank you. it is 5:30. a violent 24 hours in the bay area. a woman was shot and killed in oakland last night, then a few hours later a man was shot. and in san francisco, a big street fight ends one two

people stabbed. let's go to sharon chin. she is at the tenderloin police station with what investigators are now saying. sharon, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police say that a man and woman are recovering this morning at san francisco general hospital from their stab wounds. apparently each was stabbed twice. the man suffering face and shoulder area injuries. his girlfriend stabbed in the stomach area. they came to a corner store on larkin and ellis streets where the clerk apparently gave them napkins to stop the bleeding before paramedics arrived. police say the couple got attacked during a big street fight a block away around 3:30 this morning. officers say they have no information on what started the fight. they say five to ten people were involved in the fight but they ran off when police came on the scene. so officers are asking witnesses to step forward to help them identify multiple suspects they believe were responsible for the stabbing. but so far police have no suspects descriptions or

description of any suspects vehicle. that's where we are at this point. >> thank you, sharon chin in san francisco. it is 5:31. today jurors will watch a video that's some of the strongest evidence yet against the man accused of ordering a killing of oakland journalist chauncey bailey. yusef bey iv was secretly recorded while in police custody. the video shows him laughing about the murder and admitting he had the gun that was used. he even coached his two other suspects in the room on what to tell the police. >> in my opinion, if you listen to it, it doesn't incriminate. it doesn't contradict anything that he said. but it certainly paints him in an unflattering way. it paints him as a young 19- year-old kid who is full of himself, probably a little bit scared and they were all i think afraid. >> the defense attorney says nothing on the tape proves that bey ordered the murder. the attorney is fighting to have most of it thrown out of court. this morning, san jose

police are asking for help tracking down a murder suspect. mario jesus hernandez is accused of shooting a man to death at home on sunday. the 22-year-old is considered armed and dangerous, still no word on a motive. injured giants fan bryan stow will be sedated for at least another week, at least that's the latest from his doctors in los angeles. now, last friday they had hoped he could be brought out of his medically-induced coma but then started havin -- having small seizures. he was attacked 2.5 weeks ago outside dodger stadium. the family says he is starting to show some brain activity. a little bit of overcast, but we might see a little bit of sunshine. >> we have some drizzle out there now and temperatures are mild because of the cloud cover sitting in the 50s for the most

part, 55 in san rafael, 56 up in napa, same story for vallejo, 57 in concord, oakland and fremont. 56 livermore, 57 in redwood city. we are getting a little bit of a break today. you can see we're actually free from clouds this afternoon at least there will be some cloud cover this morning but another system that's sitting off the coast that's going to make its way into the bay area on wednesday bringing us some showers as early as wednesday afternoon through thursday morning but these will be light showers. 68 in fairfield. we'll have a full look at the forecast in just a bit but let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> let's go out towards highway 4 and we are seeing our first bit of slow traffic here. we have a few brake lights past a street but off the antioch bridge everything still looks great there. again that bottleneck typically

from a street towards somersville. towards the san mateo bridge, sounds like actually our roadwork near the 880/92 interchange has been picked up so right now you're good to go across the span towards foster city and the peninsula. 880 through oakland there was some roadwork in the northbound lanes of 880 for a while between 29th and fifth avenue embarcadero but again, that is all picked up, as well. so we are going to zoom in towards the oakland coliseum. the as take on boston tonight at 7:05. so you may find some heavier traffic up and down the nimitz freeway through oakland later on this evening. you are good to go for right now towards silicon valley westbound 237 traffic fine exiting milpitas. and just quickly want to mention ace train number one may be behind schedule about 10 minutes. it sounds like there was a medical emergency so the train is holding near vasco. all right. that is your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. police in san francisco cracking down on prostitution on polk street. this after neighbors complained that a number of sex peddlers

working there has grown to an alarming level. earlier this month a pimp was shot multiple times and the ricochets also injured a prostitute so now more police are patrolling the streets making arrests. at least four prostitutes were arrested in 24 hours last week. this morning, native americans still trying to block construction on what they say is sacred land in vallejo. they could have been ticketed or even arrested for spending four nights at glen cove waterfront park but last night they won a small victory. they will not be arrested but they will have to take down their tents. that's because there is a strict no camping policy at glen cove. the native americans are determined to stay until they are assured that the land will be left as is. there are graves on the site dating back 3500 years. the district still plans to build a parking lot and bathroom on the site. tonight san jose will debate on the future of medical

marijuana shops. the council tentatively approved zoning for the club limiting them to industrial and commercial areas. they are still trying to determine how many pot dispensaries they will allow. if they can't reach an agreement, councilmembers say they might just ban the clubs altogether. it is a hiring spree of supersized proportions. kiet do shows us who is hiring thousands. kiet do has more from san jose. >> reporter: we are live at the mcdonald's at curtner avenue and the monterey highway in east san jose where it's a big day for the mcdonald's corporation and some people say a big day for our economy as well it's mcdonald's national hiring day. they are looking to hire part time and full time, entry level to store managers. last year in northern california they hired 900 people. but this year it's more than doubled that. this time around they are looking to hire 2,000 people in northern california and

nationwide the target is 50,000 people. economists say this job growth is encouraging. joining us this morning is a man whose family owns 14 stores in san jose. tell us about the range of positions that you're hiring, everyone from entry level, cook, managers to people in the business office? >> yeah. we have grill people, cashiers, although we are even looking for an accountant today. >> an accountant? >> an accountant. >> reporter: what's the salary range? are we talking entry level positions? >> our average hourly wage is almost $9. so it means you can have some part-timers starting at $8 and we can go all the way up you know, $10 an hour for some hourly managers. >> reporter: you're saying that store manager is the toughest job in the organization? >> it is. you have to juggle a lot of balls. >> reporter: excellent. so mcdonald's national hiring day. 50,000 people nationwide incredible numbers here a lot of people saying that this is a good sign for our economy. so if you are looking for a job

now, check it out online. mcdonalds.com/careers. >> finally some good news in our economy. kiet do thanks live in san jose. >> people can go online to apply. i wonder if they can go to all the stores -- >> i would imagine they are not going to turn you away if they are looking for that many people. absolutely. it's been almost a year since the bp oil disaster in the gulf. why a special fund for victims still has billions of dollars to give. a growing problem on bay area freeways. the mistake drivers are making to save on gas money. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,

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outbreak. today forecasters predicting rain, hail, even more twisters in the area. this time, parts of the mississippi and ohio valleys could be hit hardest with even more nasty weather expected tomorrow. let's get a check of what's happening around the bay area and northern california and certainly no problems like that whatsoever. >> no. it's actually going to be a beautiful day today. a little bit cloudy this morning and a little fog along the coast and the bay shores. we are actually seeing some 45- minute delays for arrivals at sfo right now because of that fog and it's going to be slow to lift today. the good news is we have some nice warmer temperatures in store this afternoon. mostly sunny conditions in those inland spots and around the bay and coast. we are going to see partly cloudy skies but still pretty nice weather with highs in the mid-60s and even squeezing out low 70s inland. satellite showing us that area of high pressure that's temporarily built in bringing us those dry and warmer conditions today. but you can see sitting behind us we have that area of low pressure that's going to make

its way into the bay area wednesday afternoon. you will need the umbrella tomorrow but today nice temperatures in store. highs in the south bay. 67 in los altos and mountain view. we are flirting with 70s farther south into san jose and into morgan hill. over in the east bay seeing some cooler temperatures along those bay shores. 63 in alameda. 64 in berkeley. 70 for concord, pittsburg, antioch and brentwood. 67 for danville and dublin. up into the north bay seeing some nice mild temperatures here, as well. 64 in novato. 62 san rafael. fairfield topping out at 68 today. farther down south topping out at 62 in san francisco, 60 for mill valley and sausalito. here's the extended forecast. nice weather today and a weak system making its way into the forecast on wednesday. minimal rainfall totals and those showers will persist wednesday evening through thursday morning. friday mostly sunny skies and saturday, a little more cloud

cover but still seeing some highs in the high 60s in the inland spots. sunday and monday shaping up nicely with 70s inland and mostly sunny skies. elizabeth has traffic. >> thank you. we're doing pretty good on the roads this morning for the start of the tuesday morning commute. san mateo near hills day, everything is free-flowing this morning in either direction if you are traveling up towards san francisco. no big accidents out there right now. let go to our maps. we can show you what we're talking about. mass transit, have a few problems here. ace train number one there was a medical emergency so now trains are running possibly 20 minutes behind schedule. train number three is on time. bart systemwide everything is good to go 42 trains on time. muni metro and caltrain no delay but again that ace train number one almost 20 minutes off schedule. all right. to the south bay we go top speeds up the guadalupe parkway. you can see our live traffic

sensors down there showing top speeds pretty much everywhere you go. here's a live look at that northbound traffic on 280 approaching the 880 interchange. silicon valley commuters once again 237 traffic looks great one of our sensors there showing speeds about 58 miles per hour as you head towards san jose. and along the peninsula, 101, 280, both quick trips this morning through san mateo county. this is the dumbarton bridge. eastbound 84 approaching the high-rise various lanes blocked, two rights lanes blocked until 6:00 this morning. but it's not causing any problems. and westbound 84 in the commute direction quiet towards menlo park. san mateo bridge, conditions great here, as well. no fog on the cameras except the golden gate bridge.

back to you. >> thank you. in the headlines, a violent street fight in san francisco's tenderloin early this morning. a man was stabbed in the face, his girlfriend stabbed in the stomach, both rushed to the hospital. multiple suspects still on the loose this morning. doctors say they will keep injured giants fan bryan stow sedated for another week. he had seizures but he is showing brain activity. a step toward ending the nuclear crisis in japan, workers at that crippled nuclear power plant are pumping 25,000 tons of radioactive water out of the basement. that will now allow crews to reach the cooling systems knocked out in last month's tsunami so they can restore them. bp's fund to help oil spill victims in the gulf is almost untouched. they provided $20 billion for

that fund. but only about $4 billion have been paid out. administrators say some claims are still being considered. the report though comes two days before the one-year anniversary of the disaster. another air traffic controller is suspended, this time for watching a movie. investigators say the air traffic controller in cleveland accidentally turned on his microphone for more than three minutes. the movie sound track was transmitted over the radio. now, he became aware of the problem when contacted by the pilot of a military plane. his manager has also been suspended. some good news for caltrain riders. there is a good chance that the agency will keep station open and the trains running. board members hinted that they have a plan to keep the transit alive for trains for another year, although passengers may have to pay more to ride the rails. the "mercury news" reports details of the plan have not yet been released. but it could be approved as

early as thursday during a special meeting. as caltrain fights to stay alive, it seems more drivers are now running on empty. triple-a says recent roadside gas calls are up nearly 13%. tow truck drivers are rescuing more drivers for people who run out of gas possibly because of high gas prices. it could cost in the long run by damaging your car. >> over a period of time, it will eventually damage your fuel pump. when you don't have gas, it doesn't have cooling or lubrication. >> he also warns drivers not to rely on electronic gas gauges to tell you just how many miles you have left because you know what? they can make mistakes. >> you keep waiting for the red light to come on before you fill up because you just don't want that pain at the pump. >> i been nailed a couple of times in my car, that's for sure. time now 5:48. new drama at facebook. the two people who claim the

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the golden state. there's almost a 20-percent getting into the university of california just got tougher for students from right here in the golden state. there is almost a 20% spike in out of state students for next year's freshman class t comes down to cold, hard cash. berkeley is turning to out of state students to help pay their bills. >> i think it's around $52,000 for out of state. >> we would admit for this california students if we had adequate funding from the

state. >> out of state students pay about $23,000 more than in- state students every year. right now president obama hosting an easter prayer breakfast at the white house and then later today, the president will be holding a meeting on immigration reform. it's expected to include a broad group of business, law enforcement and political leaders. those meetings follow criticism by some advocates who say that the president hasn't focused enough on immigration reform. and president obama will be in the bay area tomorrow. he is hosting a town hall style event via facebook at the company's headquarters in palo alto. the event will be streamed live online starting at 1:45. the main topics, jobs and the economy. after that the president will attend a fundraiser in san francisco that just may set a new record at almost $36,000 per person. >> better be a good dinner. >> what's on that menu.

>> prime rib, baby. the long-running lawsuit over facebook that even launched a hollywood movie lives on. tyler and cameron winklevoss of harvard are appealing last week's ruling which found a settlement between the twins and facebook founder mark zuckerberg to be valid. now, the winklevosses got $20 million in the deal plus company stock but the twins say they were misled about facebook's value. apparently they want more. well, the beef is now settled in another lawsuit. the class action lawsuit claiming taco bell's meat is not real beef has been dropped. the law firm filed the lawsuit in california federal court in january involuntarily withdrew it yesterday after reviewing the facts. taco bell maintains its tacos are filled with 88% beef. the other 12% remains to be seen. it's not changing any of its products or advertising. well, first it was sangria, then a margarita, and now we have another mom claiming that her toddler was served more

than juice and this time, at a chicago area chili's. the mother says her 4-year-old daughter complained that her drink tasted funny. she had order the chocolate milkshake but when her mother tasted the drink, she knew it was an alcoholic mudslide cocktail. >> that's when i saw the waitress approaching me with the chocolate shake. how can you make that mistake? the manager said they were side by side on the bar. >> the child was taken to the hospital and treated for alcohol ingestion overdose. chili's has started a formal investigation. a michigan family filed suit last week after their 15- month-old little boy was mistakenly served margarita instead of apple juice at an applebee's. >> i'm not an investigator but i used to bar at the end for a good five years. if you are make a milkshake it's probably not going to be in the same glass as a

mudslide. >> i read some reports. they don't make those drinks in the same glass. it's tuesday and time for traffic and weather. >> things are looking good. that's why i'm smiling. >> she was thinking about the mudslide or the milkshake. >> that and the sunshine. [ laughter ] >> so a little cloudy this morning. a little fog at the coastline and drizzle as well but things will shape up nicely this afternoon, mostly sunny skies in those inland spots. a little bit of fog lingering at the coast and along the bay shores. we have another system making its way into the bay area on wednesday in the afternoon but this is a weak system so light showers through wednesday afternoon, evening, some into thursday, friday seeing the mostly sunny skies, a little more cloud cover for saturday and then your easter sunday is looking nice with highs in the low 70s in those inland spots. so plenty of sunshine for some easter egg hunting. that's the weather. how's traffic? >> with easter right around the corner it's spring break for some children so our roads are not bad. mass transit is giving us some problems. ace train number one 20 minutes behind schedule. there was a medical emergency on the train and so they had to hold up the train at vasco.

so that's why we're dealing with delays. ace train number 3 is on time. also bart, muni, caltrain, everything else looks great but all the approaches towards the bay bridge and the east bay look great. here's live look at ashby and once again at the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic moving fine no issues at all right now into san francisco and no metering lights. that's your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. take the day off, elizabeth. [ laughter ] >> wish i could! [ laughter ] see you tomorrow! [ laughter ] see you next week! [ laughter ] coming up in the next half hour, a bay area tribe not giving up the fight. the deal reached as it tries to save a burial ground. >> public safety possibly going private. why a bay area city wants a security firm now from florida to fight its fires. a man and woman stabbed early this morning in san francisco. an update on the suspects police are looking for, that's coming up. and it's mcdonald's national hiring day. they are looking to hire several thousand people here in the bay area. i'm kiet do with a live report

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the search f ing. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. two people stabbed after a street fight in san francisco. the search for suspects this morning. >> plan b for san jose. what city leaders may do if they can't decide on the number of medical marijuana shops in one city. good morning, i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm sydnie kohara. thanks so much so. time coming up on 6:00. let's check traffic and weather for this tuesday. and i think you're going to like it. kristy seifkin, good morning. >> you will like it. we'll have mostly sunny skies inland, between a couple of systems so we are getting a break and even at the bay and coast while we'll have some fog and clouds, still a nice day in store, highs in the 60s and low 70s inland. so we'll have a full look at the forecast in a bit but